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Symbian OS 9.0
Symbian yesterday announced their launch of the Symbian OS version 9. Expect to see OS 9 on phones in the second half of 2005. The latest version has many new enhancements for both consumers and developers;
Enabling multimedia phones – Symbian OS v9’s multimedia capabilities support Symbian OS licensees’ development of phones for specific markets. For example, Symbian OS v9 supports Bluetooth stereo headsets, USB mass storage, advanced audio mixing and playback, as well as the latest MPEG and OMA DRM standards that make Symbian OS the foremost smartphone platform for delivering music and other digital content. Symbian OS v9 also supports the coming generation of multi-mega-pixel cameraphones. Enhanced support for 3D graphics, multimedia and graphics acceleration as well as support for different screen sizes and orientations, and simultaneous multiple displays make Symbian OS v9 a flexible and powerful platform for gaming-oriented handsets.
Managing Symbian OS phones – the enhanced Device Management framework implemented in Symbian OS v9 gives network operators and enterprises new capabilities to manage phones in the field. Using OMA-compliant Device Management solutions, network operators and enterprise IS managers will be able to access a user’s phone over the air to deploy new network services, capabilities or applications, or to diagnose a problem, as well as to audit applications installed on a phone. These capabilities will help network operators provide cost-effective support to customers accessing next generation services and content on Symbian OS phones.
Supporting the Enterprise – Symbian OS v9 provides new enterprise functions such as enhanced filtering and sorting of IMAP email, as well as new group scheduling capabilities, including accepting meeting invitations from standard PIM applications such as Lotus Notes or Microsoft Outlook. Symbian OS v9’s Java implementation gives developers the opportunity to access the functionality and performance of Symbian OS to create advanced Java-based applications and services. Fully compliant with network operator Java specifications and Java Community Process standards, Symbian OS v9 continues to support the latest Java innovations including JTWI (JSR 185) and Personal Information Management (JSR 075).
Enabling advanced network operator services – Symbian OS security capabilities have been evolved in Symbian OS v9 to a finer-grained security model that will help network operators deploy more advanced m-commerce services and DRM-protected content to Symbian OS phones. Symbian OS v9’s security model also helps protect networks, phones and users’ personal information from malware by ensuring applications can only access sensitive phone capabilities (e.g. sending SMS, making calls, access to personal information on the phone etc) when they have been given specific permission to do so. Symbian’s application certification and signing program, Symbian Signed, has been extended to further support the Symbian OS security model.
Even better phone performance – Symbian OS v9 supports the latest generation of ARM-based processors that will enable faster and more powerful Symbian OS phones with improved battery life.
Accelerating time to market and reducing development costs – reference designs from leading semiconductor vendors such as Intel are targeting Symbian OS v9. Reference designs pre-integrate Symbian OS with target hardware, enabling handset manufacturers to reduce Symbian OS phone development time and costs, and to focus development on new competitive and innovative features.
Reducing Symbian OS phone build cost – new software development tools for Symbian OS v9 include ARM’s RealView compiler that substantially improves performance of gaming and multimedia applications. The hard real-time kernel introduced in Symbian OS v8.0 allows manufacturers to build Symbian OS phones based on a single core processor that integrates the two processors (baseband and application processors) commonly used today, thereby helping handset manufacturers reduce phone build costs.
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Dobro zvuci... Can't wait too see
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a ko zna kad ce to ubacit u neki mobač.....
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Najavljuju krajem 2005 što i nije tako daleko.
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moze neko ukratko reci najvece prednosti, jer ovo sve citati...
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Ma bolji od osmice i eto, ima nesto 3d ubrzanje i multimedia neki support vechi i tako to, i nesto screen size support, i ja sam samo bacio oko na ovo gore, a jel ima ijedan mob s ovime????
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SE p990 ima verziju 9.1 symbian.....
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ukratko...supports Bluetooth stereo headsets, USB mass storage, advanced audio mixing and playback,3D graphics, multimedia and graphics acceleration as well as support for different screen sizes and orientations, and simultaneous multiple displays make Symbian OS v9 a flexible and powerful platform for gaming-oriented handsets...
zakon
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Nokia 3250 će dolaziti sa symbianom 9.1
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A joj, sorry, to je onaj muzicar, okretac. Sad se sjecam.
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Symbian OS v9.1 - technical specifications
Network Services
OMA Data synchronisation v1.1 (Agenda and Contacts)
SMS (3GPP R4) (supported on GSM, WCDMA and CDMA)
Concatenated SMS
EMS (3GPP R4)
Email (POP3, IMAP4, MIME attachments, SMTP, SMTP auth.)
WAP push
Connectionless WSP
Java
CLDC HI 1.1 and MIDP 2.0
JTWI (JSR185)
Java API for Bluetooth 1.0 (JSR082), excluding OBEX
PIM and FileGCF (JSR075)
Wireless Messaging 1.1 (JSR120)
Mobile media 1.1 (JSR 135)
Mobile 3D graphics API for J2ME 1.0 (JSR184)
Personal Information Management API (from JSR075)
Multimedia
Support for multi-megapixel cameras
Audio capture and recording framework
Video capture and recording framework
Direct screen access
Hardware abstraction layer for multimedia acceleration
Abstract camera interface
Still image conversion (all common formats) with scaling enhancements
3D Graphics support with OpenGL ES API and reference implementation (for use with WINS emulator and test h/w only)
Telephony / telephony API
Multimode ETel
GSM Phase 2+
SIM Application Toolkit, class 3
SIM and USIM support
HSCSD
GPRS, classes A, B and C (R97/98)
EDGE (CSD and GPRS)
WCDMA (3GPP R4 and R5 IMS support)
Quality-of-Service framework
Phone book synchronizer
CDMA IS-95 and 1xRTT
R-UIM support
CDMA network roaming support
Third party OTA API
NAM Programming Mode
Application framework
Advanced UI framework
Contacts (incl. vCard)
Agenda (incl. vCalendar)
Unicode v3.0
Now supports Thai, Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese and Chinese
Device Management
Smart Messaging
- vCard and vCalendar
- OTA system configuration
OMA Device Management v1.1.2
OMA Client provisioning v1.1
Communication infrastructure
TCP, IPv4, IPv6, MSCHAP v2, RTP
IPSec
TCP/IP plug-in framework
HTTP plug-in framework
- HTTP 1.1
- Pipelining
Multiple Primary and Secondary PDP contexts
Multihoming
Support for PPP and Mobile IP CDMA specifications
Personal Area Networking
Bluetooth stereo headset support
Bluetooth v1.2 (L2CAP, RFCOMM, AFH, SDP, GAP and SPP, eSCO)
Bluetooth PANu and PAN GN
IrDA
USB client v2.0 Full Speed (ACM, WHCM)
USB Mass storage support
Serial
Obex over Bluetooth, IrDA and USB
PC Connectivity
- agenda and contacts sync framework
- file transfer
Security
Application capability management
Application data caging
DRM framework and reference implementation
Cryptographic algorithms - DES, 3DES, RC2, ARC4, RC5 and AES
Certificate management (X509 certificates)
Secure Software Install - MIDP 2.0 support
Cryptographic token framework
SSL/TLS (secure web connections)
IPSec and VPN client support
Software development
J2ME MIDP 2.0
‘CodeWarrior for Symbian OS’ v3.0 and ARM RVCT 2.2 compiler
PC emulation environment
GCC 3.4
Eclipse-based tools for Symbian OS v9
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= Citat =:
Izvorno postao sipe
kaj može na hrvatskom
Pjevat borbene
Sve ti pise gore...
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A boze moj, pa N91 je na vratima i ima novi OS kao i svih 6 novih s60 mobova (E i N serija).
No to i nije tolika inovacija i ne donosi toliko prednosti koliko S60 developer platform 3rd edition ;)
Evo pogledajte sta se da napraviti u takvom okruzju :P
http://www.symbian-freak.com/news/1105/safari.htm
Regards,
Apoc
